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In Her Closet

By: Tasha L. Harrison
Narrated by: Naomi Del Campo
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Publisher's Summary

“I want to live my life as unapologetically as a man…"

Entertainment columnist Yves Santiago leads a delightfully filthy life. Her day job keeps her flush with men and by night, she details her exploits on her anonymous blog, The Lust Diaries.

Well, it was anonymous until it was discovered by Creative Nonfiction editor, Elijah Weinstein.

Dark green eyes.

Broad sun-kissed shoulders.

A mouth so sensual that it should come with an NC-17 rating.

This Fifth Avenue prince is everything she never wanted but can’t resist. Just his mere existence in her life lays waste to the walls she erected to protect herself. With the promise of a fairytale turned real, can Yves shake out the skeletons in her closet and accept what Elijah has to offer?

CW: Domestic abuse, miscarriage
©2023 Tasha L. Harrison (P)2023 Bryant Street Publishing
Contemporary Multicultural
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